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Show ii TABIONA a inn Crystal Wilcken Impressive Rites Held For Family Visits , The first Sunday in May was a happy time for Mrs. Irene Johnson and her family, who enjoyed getting together for the first time in a long time. The entire group enjoyed Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hack-et- t in Hanna. They also all attended church in the Hanna ward, where the two newest members of the family group were blessed. They were the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hackett and Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Allred of Heber. thrill which also A special marked the day was the visit of Dale Allred, who has been very ill for a long time. He is the youngest son of Mrs. Johnson. Family members who enjoyed visiting their mother, and other relatives and friends, were: Mr. and Mrs. Keith Abplanalp and sons of Rangely, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Allred and children of Heber, Mrs. LaVar Pace and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Dal Allred, all of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hackett and family of Hanna. Irene says she now has thirteen grandchildren (a bakers dozen). BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Collie Defa . was honored guest at a birthday surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mis. Joe Josie during the week. Games and light refreshments were enjoyed and the balance of the evening given over to watching TV. Present to enjoy the festivities were Collie Defa, Lane Josie, Carole Defa, Max Giles, Linnette LeFev-re- , Paul Wadley, Mary Lewis, Vernon White, Patsy Curry, Bobby Pace, Sheila Wagstaff, Gladys Defa, Acel Thomas, Linda Thomas, Ila Mae Casper and Mark Michie. School News Seminary Grads , Van Tassell Not many more school news columns for me, with only two weeks left until graduation, but in looking back I have really enjoyed this school year and helping with the school news. A big event at .Tabiona High last Friday was the awarding of the King Memorial Sportsmanship Trophy to one of our basketball team members by Miss King, the daughter of Stan King, of Vernal, donor of the award. The trophy, which is awarded for individual sportsmanship was presented to Lane Josie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Josie. We all extend our congratulations to him, and' hope a picture of Lane and the trophy can be ready for the paper soon. The ninth grade presented a very enjoyable assembly program this week. The fifth and sixth graders are planning a special assembly for May 18. The seniors and our advisor, Principal Don H. Davis, are planning our commencement program, gram. A horseback riding party up the North Fork of the Duchesne River is planned for the high school for Friday, May 18. Several from Tabiona High attended the track meet at Vernal, Saturday. According to the announcements, three tracks records set by Vern Carter, of the Tabiona High School, for the Uintah Basin schools still stand, although one came within ten seconds of being broken Saturday. All of the records are in running. It might be interesting to note that Vern has mission to fulfilled a three-yea- r Norway, married after returning from his mission, and is now the father of three sons, since these records were set in high school. (We wonder if the sons will be able to run like Dad when they at Tabiona, get in high school of course). By Larry Lovely in all details was the Tabiona Seminary graduation, held in the Hanna ward chapel Sunday evening, May 6. The six graduates were: Patsy Curry, Ed Giles, Clifton Hardman and Cad'olyn Pilling of the Hanna ward and Collie Defa and Yvonne Woolley of the Tabiona ward. , There were three post graduates: Max Giles of the Hanna ward, Lane Josie and Acel Thomas of the Tabiona ward. The following program was presented: prelude music, by Amber Carter; We Thank Thee, O God For a Prophet, congregation; invocation, Lane Josie; short talks were given by the six graduates, followed by a trio consisting of Lila Jean Carter, Malta Young and Lane Josie, singing, My Testi mony. Remarks were given by G. J. Garlick, who was principal of Tabiona Seminary Jast year. The address to the graduates was given by ' Dr. Crawford M. Gates of the BYU faculty and the YMMIA general board. Principal of the Seminary, D. Platt Woodthe graduating land, presented class to A. Hale Holgate, who awarded the diplomas. Lila Jean Carter and Malta Young sang a duet and benediction was by Max Giles. Two babies were blessed in Sacrament meeting last Sunday. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hackett was blessed by her father and given the name of Lorraine Crystal. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin, Allred was blessed by her father and given the name of Luana Gay. Visitors from out of town for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Allred, Mrs. LaVar Pace and family, Mrs. Velma Abplanalp and family;, also Mrs. Irene Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.- DeLyle Giles. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lazenby and children from Magna were weekend visitors in this vicinity. Mrs. Jean Fabrizio, who is ill in Salt Lake City at this quite Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hackford and children of Roosevelt, have been time, has all our hopes and wishes that she will soon be feeling visiting with her parents, Mr. and better. Hack-fords Mrs. LaMar Lazenby. The spent several months in Cal(Late for Last Week) ifornia this last winter. A baby girl was born to Mr. Several from Tabiona enjoyed and Mrs. Phil Harmon (Coy Michthe commencement excersises of ie) of Provo on Saturday, April the Seminary in the Hanna ward 28 at the Utah Valley Hospital. The wee Miss weighed in at 7 lbs. chapel Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sweat and 11 oz. First time grandparents are daughters of Salt Lake City were Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Michie of visiting relatives and friends in Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harmon of Ontario, Calif. The Tabiona during the weekend. Mrs. Glen Clark and her chil- Monroe Michies and family went dren visited with her mother, Mrs. to Provo last Saturday, where they Owen Wright, Jn, Duchesne during visited with the new parents and had their first look "at the new the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Josie motored baby. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hackett beto Provo recently, where they came the proud parents of a baby visited' and attended to business. The flags have been flying in girl on Saturday, April 21. The baby was born at the Duchesne front of Whites Merc, this week, Medical Center. Mrs. Bertha All-re- d of new celebrating the installation of Tooele and Mrs. Irene gas pumps. Ted D. Nye stopped at the Johnson of Tabiona have been visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. visiting at the Hackett home. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilcken are Clarence White, during the week. Tead D. Nye stopped at the spending about three weeks in home of his parents, Mr. and Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Ferrus Giles, Mrs. Grace Mrs. Ted Nye, Thursday and Fn-uaenrout,o Cheyenne, Wyo., Giles, Sharon and James and Terwhere he has accepted employ- ry all made a trip to Duchesne on Monday of last week, where ment with the Land-Ai- r Corporation. He was recently honorably Terry received medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pace and discharged from the U. S. Navy Air Corps. His work in Cheyenne family and Miss Carolyn Pilling will be of similar nature to the were dinner guests of Mr. and work he was assigned in the Navy, and' Mrs. Ferrus Giles and family Coll often ond enjoy the on night of this week. working on, and installing precis- The Monday warmth and personal touch occasion was Terrys birthday. ion gauges and instruments in the Mr. and Mrs. Venice Tumbow that only a long distance call instrument panels of aeroplanes. are painting the house in Pleasant ' Mrs. Joe Josie, Lane Josie, Mrs. to Mr. and Grove that Ralph Giles and Caroline, Mrs. Mrs. Monroe belongs Giles. Collie Miss and Walter LeFervre, Mrs. Blanche Defa accompanied Defa motored to Salt Lake City Frank T. and Nick Defa to Provo relavisited where they recently, tives and friends and attended to on Friday of last week, where she consulted her doctor. business. The following of the Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Newell Carter and Mrs. Vern Carter and baby were ward attended the welfare and priesthood meetings in Duchesne recent visitors in Provo. Allen Giles and Mr. and Mrs. Saturday night of last week: Parley Reid, Oran Curry, Vida Curry, DeLyle Giles all of Salt Lake Monroe Michie, Art Fabrizio, Cpn-ni- e City, visited friends and relatives Lee and Tom Fabrizio. in this vicinity during the weekMr and Mrs. Parley Reid, Per end'. Rr-i-d and friend visits J over Several from Fruitland attended nard last weekend here in Hmna. (he the funeral services of Mrs. Fer-ru- s ConMr. and Mrs. Art Casper, in the Fruitland ward nie Lee and Vida Fabrizo, made a Curry chapel. We join in extending the bereaved family our sympathy in business trip to Salt Lake City on Friday ,of iast week. their sad hour. Word comes from Mr. and Mrs. is Red Floyd, of Alabama, Nile Willden of visiting at the Elvin W. Lewis that Mrs. Willden London, England (Lila Tumbow) ranch. Red has made may friends Soin this vicinity in his several vis- is now president of the Relief of and their branch there ciety its here since first meeting Bill I IUIOal dOmW7l Mr. Willden is a counselor in the Lewis in the mission field. The Willdens Tassell Van and his son, district presidency. Dailey OY IIUtIDERl are planning their vacation this Weldon, of Draper,, have been month which includes a trip to shearing sheep in this vicinity dur- Holland from the 3rd to the 7th Welfew Mrs. the days. ing past don Van Tassell and children have of May. Then from the 15th to been visiting at the home of her the 29th of May they will visit France, Switzerland. Italy, Rome, mother, Mrs. Frank Giles. Max Roberts and Bud Young of Ponpi, the Isle of Capri, Florence Venice. They feel this will be Fruitland, have also been shear- and e an opportunity of a and in this vicinity. ing sheep something to always remember. They plan on returning to the States sometime this next fall. The Hanna ward is having a Lucky Clover" dance May 11th Utah's mining industry plays an important part in educa-tlo- n at the local chapel. Tal Wardles orchestra from Roosevelt will furin our stats. In addition to paying millions In taxos, nish the music and everyone is mining companies during the past 10 years have given invited. Those having budget cards more than $300,000 in research grants to Utah colleges will be admitted free, otherwise and universities, and in 1955 they gave $13,500 In scholar50f per person. ships to high school and college students. Mining particiMr. and Mrs. Leo S. Defa made a trip to Payson on Friday of last pates in education as a good citizen of Utah. week to visit with Mrs. Defas mother who is ill. Mrs. Florence Smith and Mrs. Nettie Defa made a business trip "front the earth comes an abundant Ma tor all to Heber Saturday of last week. y, cm life-tim- IVUrJIUG Utah Educator UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION " was taken to the Roosevelt Da Hos- pital Wednesday to be operated on for appendicitis. He is doing quite well at this writing and will be able to come home Tuesday if he keeps improving. Mrs. Gail H. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thom as of Salt Lake City visited Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bleazard last week. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allred and daughter, Kim, were in Roosevelt Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Christensen were in Duchesne Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fieldstead and family of Roosevelt visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thacker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burton and Gail Anderson attended a regional welfare meeting at Roosevelt last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Swasey and children of Boneta visited Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Burton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stevensen and children of Kearns visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jensen. UNDERGOES OPERATION Little Brent Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Christensen, Notice Of Final Sale Notice is hereby given that on the 24th day of May, 1956, at 10 oclock a.m., at the' front door of the County Courthouse in Duchesne County, Utah, I will offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash, pursuant to the provisions of Sec. Utah Code Annotated, the' following 1953, as amended, described real estate situate in said County and now held by it under preliminary tax sale. No bid for less than the total amount of taxes, interest, penalty and costs which are a charge upon such real estate will be accepted. C. C. Mickelson Lots Block 15', Duchesne Townsite. C. C. Mickelson Lot 12, Block 16, Duchesne Townsite. C. C. Mickelson Lots 11 to 16, Incl., Block 32, Duchesne Townsite. Marion and Amelia Valarida Block 10, Myton Lots Townsite. Lots J. Wesley Jenson and E!2 of Lot 3, Block 16, Myton Townsite. Lots 21 to Arlene Hamilton 24, Inch, Block 50, Myton Townsite. Lots 6 Floyd W. Labrum 28-2Block 50, Myton Town-sit- e. 24-2- 2, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Anderson attended funeral services for Clinton J. Mickelson in Duchesne Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Laron Beckstead went to Salt Lake City Saturday to visit his father, who is ill. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lemon and family in Salt Lake City and Leda Beckstead at the BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Brotherson were in Roosevelt on business Friday. Mrs. Colleen Thacker, Mrs. Vera Mowers, Mrs. Lila McDonald, Mrs. Lorna Jensen, Mrs. Della Allred and Mrs. Maude Anderson attended the Altamont annual Fashion Show Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allred and daughter, Kim, and Erma Sorensen visited Mrs. Clara Brown in Utahn Sunday. Neil Hill and Bill Sorensen went to Salt Lake City Thursday. They returned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary McDonald and family of Dragerton visited Mr. and Mrs. Chase McDonald over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sorensen, Ralph Sorensen and children and Mrs. Donna Buelher and children of Heber visited the Sorensen families here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Gamble of Salt Lake visited Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gamble over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Allred' of Roosevelt were in town on business this week. Mr. and Mrs Leon Brown of Salt Lake were here over the weekend. Harold Sorensen was in Vernal on business Wednesday. Marlene Brown of Utahn spent Sunday night with Erma Soren- UINTAH BASIN RECORD and Mrs. George Wedig and Thursday, May 10, 1956 Jlrawberriia Reta Lott Going To Chile Mrs. R. C. Baum is now staying at the home of her brother and sister-in-lathe Clarence Baums. She will leave soon for Chile to join her husband. Roosevelt visitors this week were Wilbur Bates, Mrs. Vaun Lott. Galen Darnell, who is now employed at Spanish Fork, was vis iting friends and relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sweat of Fruitland visited at the Baums one day this week. Emmet Hayes, who has been living and working in Wyoming for the past two years, is home visiting his family. Lynn White, of Utahn, is staying with his grandparents, the Clarence Baums. Mrs. Beatrice Olsen and Mrs. Thelma Hamblin of Ogden visited their brothers, Thomas and Ralph Olsen this week. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Wardle and family of Duchesne, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Moore of Duchesne visited at the home of Mrs. Noma Rowley on Saturday evening. Mrs. R. C. Baum visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mezenen on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mezenen were in Roosevelt, where Mr. Mezenen had' some dental work done. Returning home they were supper guests at the home of Mr. sen. Linda Burton, Joy McDonald, Judy Christensen, Karen Thacker, Verl Bleazard and LaRae Sorensen went to Vernal for the regional track meet Saturday. Glen Allred went to Salt Lake Monday on business. Mrs. Jess Christensen spent from Wednesday until Friday at Cowboys need insureno, too! .. . little cowboys aotheycaa be cure to finish tcbooL Bigoneeto protect their family and their retirement! r Tell me about: MORTGAGE RETIREMENT PUNNED FUTURES INJ-- Addrett.. City the Roosevelt Hospital with her little son, Brent. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barrett and family of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Childs of Dragerton visited with Mr. and Mrs Vilo Barrett over the weekend. Mrs. Lila McDonald and daughter, Var Del, went to Dragerton to spend the week visiting LaMar Anderson West South Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 47 Dencficia I' ' 'T)w I Sft LITC INSURANCE COMPANY DoMO.HcXty.rm. tkL& G&VSt Lots 5 to J. W. Tucker Inch, Block 57, Myton Townsite. Wm. R. Preece Lots 23-2Block 61 Myton Townsite. S. J. W. Tucker Lot 17, Block 62, Myton Townsite. W. E. Broome Lots 3 to 8 Inch, Block 125, Myton Town-sit8 e. Its Like a RAISE in PAY! Lots of folks have discovered (to their surprise and delight) that their money goes farther each month since they opened checking accounts. The reason, of course, is that a checking ac- count gives them better control an automatic record of expenditures. Its the easy way to manage money safe, convenient, businesslike. Commercial Bank will welcome your checking account in any amount. No minimum balance requirements. We have a plan to suit your needs. Start it with your next paycheck. 5 One acre cor. NEVi 6, T. 3 S., R. 2 A. Palmer tract of land in NW NE14. Sec. W., USM. N'JSEVJ; Mary A. Peterson Beg. at the NE cor. of the Sec. 14, T. 3 S., R. 2 W., USM, th. S. 24 rods, th. W 80 rods, th. N 24 rods, th. E 80 rods to beg. Clifton C. Mickelson S'J Sec. 33, T. 5 S., R. 6 W., USM. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have' hereunto set my hand and official seal this 17th day of April, SESE, A. D. 1956. PORTER L. MERRELL (SEAL) Duchesne County Auditor First Publication: April 19, 1956 Last Publication: May 10, 1956 Q I lame.. S. John ! (no obligation) EDUCATION 25-2- Junius W. and' May B. Jackson Beg. at the SW cor. Blk. 41, Plat A, Roosevelt City, th. E. 160 ft., N. to US. Highway 40, th. along Highway 40, SWly to W. boundary line of Blk 41, Plat A., th. S. to beg. Also beg. at the NW cor, of Blk 41, Plat A., th. E. to U.S. Highway 40, th. SW along 40 to West said Highway boundary line of said Blk. 41, th. North to point of beginning. Block 41, Plat A, Roosevelt Townsite. William C. and Mary Warded Lot 5, Block 3, Plat C. Roosevelt Townsite. John and Bessie Winn Beg. 1347 ft. W of NW cor. Blk. 8, Plat B, Roosevelt City Survey, th. W 75 ft., th. S 400 ft., th. E 75 ft., th. N 400 ft. to beg Unplatted Roosevelt. Fred Raine Lot 7, Block 3, Midview Townsite. Fred Raine Lot 3, Block 11, Midview Townsite. of Lot 1, N Annie M. Fuell Block 9, Neola Townsite. SWV4 Benjamin O. Johnson NEi4; Ni2SE4NWi4; Beg. at NE cor. of SENE'i Sec. 27, T. 1 S., R. 2 W., USM, th. W 80 rods, th. S 2 rods, th. E 62 rods, th. S. 16 rods, th. E. 18 rods, th. N. 18 rods to beg. Warren E. Davis Beg. 29 rod's E of SW cor. SW14SWV4, Sec. 12, T. 1 S R. 4 W., USM, th. N 220 ft., th. E 187 ft., th. S 220 ft., th. W 187 ft. to beg. NE'4 Perry Arthur Graham NWi4, Sec. 15, T. 2 S., R. 1 W. A. SW1 Ralph Sharpies SE14, Sec. 20, T. 2 S., R. 2 W., USM. Ralph A Sharpies NE4; E2 SE4NW4; E2SE4, Sec. 29, T. 2 S., R. 2 W., USM. Nancy E. Drollinger NWi4; Wi2E2 NW4, Sec 36, T. 2 S., R. 2 W., USM. Preston L. and La vella Mathews NW14, Sec. 35, T. 2 S., R. fam- ily of Myton. Mrs. Pearl McQuin and children of Salt Lake visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Elva Ivie. Visitors at the Ralph Ivie home were Mr. and Mra. Wintworth Mott and family of Rangely, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Long and children of Myton. Clarence Baum is up to Hanna and Tabiona doing custom work wiin ms catepillar. surprise v'.st was made SunBaum home day at the Clar-v:by their son, Alvin, and' family of Spanish Fork. They also visited at Utahn with their sister, Lola White, and family. Primary Mary Lott attended conference in Duchesne Sunday evening. Commercial Bank of Utah MEMBER MEMBER Federal Deposit InsuranceCorp. Federal Reserve Systtm J |
